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Comment #32095632
I always tell people there are two clear areas where DynamoDB has some major benefits: - Very high scale applications that can be tough for an RDBMS to handle - Serverless applicat…
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Comment #30466536
One difference with DynamoDB is that there's no query planner, so you can have a pretty good sense of how many items you'll hit and how big that read is.
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Comment #30210723
Nice post! Question for you -- what are the performance implications of "re-keying" my records during the transform? Should I try to keep the same key for my transformed record as …
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Comment #25836250
Wow! Congrats to you, Jay and Frank. I've been a fan of your work on both Seed.run & Serverless Stack for a while. Best of luck, and I'm excited to see Seed grow :)
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Comment #23702288
I highly recommend this book and Swyx's other work. He's thorough while also distilling down to the most important bits. Great book for people that are just starting their coding c…
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Comment #23203409
Yep! There are entire chapters on sorting & filtering. Note: it's different than in a relational database, but it's doable :)
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Comment #23202593
Yep! It comes with PDF, MOBI, and EPUB formats :)
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Comment #23199259
It depends! For me, I like that 98% of DynamoDB work is frontloaded. I spend the time building the model but once it's done -- set it and forget it. With RDBMS, it's like there's a…
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Comment #23198375
Thank you! I really appreciate it :) Hit me up if you have any questions!
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Comment #23197812
Haha, I love that story at the end. I promise not to tell your company that it is a database.
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Comment #23196857
luhn responded to this one pretty well :) Basically, most of these issues are gone. As long as you don't have extreme skew in your partition keys, you don't need to worry about thr…
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Comment #23196736
I recommend On-Demand pricing 'until it hurts'[0], but that's because a ton of people I talk to are spending If you are at the point where you are spending over thousands of dollar…
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Comment #23196690
Daniel, I'm a big fan of yours but disagree with this take :). It's definitely a database. The modeling principles are different, and you won't get some of the niceties you get wit…
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Comment #23196661
All the examples are specific to DynamoDB and use DynamoDB features. That said, the principles apply pretty well to other popular NoSQL databases, especially MongoDB and Cassandra.…
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Comment #23196619
True! I'm not a huge fan of Aurora Serverless and the Data API. The scaling for Aurora Serverless is slow enough that it's not really serverless, IMO. And the Data API adds a good …
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Comment #23196339
Good point! I would usually not recommend using a database from a different cloud provider just because of different hassles around permissions, connections, etc. I've never found …
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Comment #23196170
Awesome! Hit me up if you have any questions :)
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Comment #23196163
I can understand the sentiment and don't fault you for it. That said, I think you can definitely handle complex, relational patterns in DynamoDB pretty easily. It will take some wo…
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Comment #23196133
Thank you for your support! The biggest advice I can give you is not about any specific tool, it's about an approach. You need to think about how you will market the book if you're…
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Comment #23196059
Thanks for your support! I'm grateful for the fix you suggested as well :)
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Comment #23196048
I'd much rather pay for reads & writes directly rather than guessing at how my CPU and RAM will translate to the reads and writes that I need. RDBMS capacity planning basically goe…